Fire authorities and city officials are urging caution when handling fireworks over the July Fourth and Pioneer Day holidays.

Each year, the Unified Fire Authority publishes an interactive Fireworks Restrictions Map. This year's map can be found here.

You can zoom in and out or select a city or specific area to see exactly where fireworks are restricted.

Generally, discharge is prohibited within 200 feet of waterways, trails, canyons, washes, ravines or similar areas such as designated wildland interface areas. Accordingly, the map shows fireworks are prohibited along the length of the Jordan River. Personal fireworks also are restricted at parks within the city and along the I-215 corridor.

Sales of legal fireworks are allowed:

• Beginning on June 24 and ending on July 25.

Discharge Dates:

• The two days before, day of, and one day after July 4 and July 24.

Hours of discharge:

• 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. (from July 2 to 5 and July 22 to 25).

• July 4 and July 24 - discharge allowed until midnight.

Penalties - A person is guilty of a Class C infraction (up to $1,000 fine) if:

•  Discharge of fireworks occurs outside legal dates.

•  Discharge of fireworks occurs in an area where fireworks are prohibited.

See additional information from Unified Fire Authority here.